so owen found a kind of alibi, the people who came to a new harmony as being core human material forxperiment. >> owens son of robert dale stayed at new harmony after its collapse, he had a different assessment of his father's experiment. he wrote, all cooperative. the ignorant and idle must provide their own, they must eliminate the valuable members. and maintain only the and prominent, unskilled, and vicious. >> you can watch the rest of episode one of the unauthorized history of socialism free of charge now on fox nation. president trump in india, and a potential campaign rival preparing now for south carolina. we will discuss with the panel after the break. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history

. >> there's a connection between jesse owens and benjamin o davis who both served or operated duringthat same time period and came back to the same too the same old world. >> yes. and jesse owens and many of those other olympians from the 1936 olympics came back and were not treated and welcomed in the way we are accustomed to olympic champions being welcomed. >> jesse owens you write "returned home to the oppression of jim crow working at basically menial jobs like racing horses and pumping gas". >> this guy was a sideshow. that was a really tragic outcome for somebody who had essentially was regarded as defeating hitler. and really embarrassing hitler in germany. >> i wanted to ask who was robert abbott? >> he was a great newspaper editor. chicago defender was one of the the most important publication in america for black americans during the time. really during a period where chicago there was a migration chicago and really nationally really being kind of a beacon for truth and leading the way. robert abbott definitely deserved Ãbgotta have some journalism represented there. >> wh

. >> host: there's a connection between jesse owens and benjamin o. davis who both served -- operated during that same time period but then came back to the u.s. to a different -- to the same old world. >> guest: yeah, the same old world, and jesse owens and many of the other olympians from the 1936 olympics came back and were not treated and welcomed in the way that we are accustomed to olympic champions being welcomed. >> host: in fact, jesse owen return home to the oppression of jim crow, working at basically menial jobs like racing horses and pumping gas. >> yeah. so, just kind of as a side show, and that was -- a really tragic outcome for member who had essentially -- regarded as defeating hitler and embarrassing hitler in the games in germany. >> host: i want to ask, who was robert abbott. >> guest: he was a great newspaper editor. the chicago defender was one of the -- the most important publications in america for black americans during that time, and it really during a period when chicago -- where there was a migration, the chicagoan and real

they ran over three tries in total, with captain owen farrell adding the extras with the boot.a poor performance from ireland, whose only try in the final minutes of the game was little consolation for their first defeat of the tournament. it means france remain the only unbeaten side left in the competition. that's all the sport for now. holly, thank you. a musical invention with a difference now — a big one. it's called the earth harp — the largest stringed instrument in the world. the creator brings together his love of sound and a passion for architecture to put audiences

owen connor is one of the gallery curators at that museum. can you explain how the raising of the flag over mount suribachi is incorporated into the dna of the museum that you are sitting in? second flag when rosenthal snapped the image, i often emphasize it is really this iconic media moment. early in the war we would send correspondence to the pacific and it could take weeks, months for things to get back. but when it comes to the flag being taken, it is literally from the battlefield, the front pages of america. within about two days, international dateline times. it is almost a viral moment. it is ingrained in the museum, from the architecture that you see and from the way it has traveled through time. i always say it takes on bigger meaning within the marine corps. it symbolizes victory in world war ii, it came at the right time. patent's tanks were rolling across germany, the allies were winning in europe, and then 's tanks this -- patton were rolling across germany, the allies were winning in europe. it is really ingrained in everythin

owen connor is one of the gallery curators at that museum. can you explain how the raising of the flag over mount suribachi is incorporated into the dna of the museum that you are sitting in? >> the second flag when rosenthal snapped the image, i often emphasize it is really this iconic media moment. early in the war we would send correspondence to the pacific and it could take weeks, months for things to get back. but when it comes to the flag being taken, it is literally from the battlefield, the front pages of america. within about two days, international dateline times. it is almost a viral moment. it is ingrained in the museum, from the architecture that you see and from the way it has traveled through time. i always say it takes on bigger meaning within the marine corps. it symbolizes victory in world war ii, it came at the right time. patent's tanks were rolling across germany, the allies were winning in to europe, and then there is this -- patton's tanks were rolling across germany, the allies were winning in europe. it is really ingr

we will be joined by edward nevgloski and a museum curator, owen karen -- owen,. -- owen connor.e will have another half-hour of this discussion asking who should get credit for the u.s. economy and we are having this conversation in the wake of a tweet exchange between the current and immediate previous occupant of the oval office. it started yesterday at 10:45 in the morning. this was barack obama's tweet. 11 years ago today, i signed a recovery act paving the way for more than a decade of economic growth and the longest streak of job creation in american history . that touched a nerve with president trump, here is his response at 6:40 p.m. last night. president obama is trying to take credit for the economic boom taking place under the trump administration. he had the weakest recovery despite massive quantitative easing and the best job numbers ever. had to rebuild our military, which was depleted. taxes and regulations weighed down. -- thecrats won, the u.s. would be in military trouble. the best is yet to come, keep america great. who do you think should get credit for the a

they honored owen and his family this week. they were introduced to jamie adame and sylvia ramon, the donors who saved owen's life. he's already feeling up to speed since receiving a blood transfusion. >> blood is what keeps your heart running and keeps you alive. it made me feel better. >> i'm not a big crier. i'm not a very emotional guy but i mean, it just -- it just drove me straight to tears to see the joy and to feel the little life in owen when he gave me a hug. oh, my god, that's an indescribable feeling. >> incredible. so much life in that little 6-year-old. and he's already been through so much, he and his family. >> tough little kid. >> yeah, really. >> i think he may have won himself a flight on a blue angel flight when he gets older. >> thank you, janai. >>> still ahead here on "gma" -- a mother appearing in a hawaiian courtroom over the disappearance of her two children. the charges she's now facing. >>> plus, a report overnight that the helicopter pilot involved in the deadly crash that killed kobe bryant and eig

candace owens reacts, next. spew on the democrat establishment is cooking up a one final plan to try to save uncle joe's candidacy. now what is it? an endorsement from jim clyburn. politico is reporting panic democrats. they said they see it as a last-ditch effort to blunt bernie sanders momentum before he runs away with the nomination. it joining me now, radio talk show host candace owens. candace, what does it feel like that the democrat establishment is taking advantage of these voters? is that what's happening? >> i think they have always taken advantage of the voters. right now, they are paying for it. they are trying to make black america not look at him. bernie is the natural conclusion. you mention this in your opening, the rhetoric. all of the hyperbole. over four years, you've been saying to black democrat voters that they are never going to get ahead. that america is evil. the candidate that they are going to be drawn to was the one that wants to uproot america. it talking about marxism and a proletar

candace owens reacts, next. ♪ good morning!h no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. ♪ >> laura: the democrat establishment is cooking up a one final plan to try to save uncle joe's candidacy. now what is it? an endorsement from jim clyburn. politico is reporting panic democrats. they said they see it as a last-ditch effort to blunt bernie sanders momentum before he runs away with the nomination. joining me now, radio talk show host candace owens. candace, what does it feel like that the democrat establishment is taking advantage of these voters? is that what's happening?t >> i think they have alwaysnt taken advantage of the voters. right now, they are paying for it.

hopes still intact, they head to england and andy farrell will be plotting the downfall of his son owennth in the english premier league after a 3—1win over crystal palace. carlo ancelotti's side are now unbeaten in five, as they moved to within a point of fifth place tottenham. richarlison restored their lead in the second half before the three points were guaranteed thanks to dominic calvert lewin's third. a good win for everton. but palace are still without a win this year and six points above the relegation zone in 14th place. just one other premier league game on saturday, which finished 1—1 between brighton and watford. watford took the lead midway through the first half with a strike from abdoulaye doucoure. but brighton equalised with 15 minutes to go thanks to a own goal from adrian mariappa. watford remain in the bottom three. brighton stay in 15th. borussia dortmund have missed the chance to go level on points at the top of the german bundesliga. they lost 11—3 against bayer leverkusen, with erling haaland failing to score for dortmund for the first time since joining the clu

about come from this war welcome to you live from the art international world needs and it's kevin owen here we are update if you stick around for the full thing and starting with this from the u.k. 1st of all the wiki leaks founder julian assange is set to begin his u.s. extradition hearing in a london court on monday ahead of the trial his supporters are out on mass rolling in london right now calling for the release the dearer to do reports from there to their supporters in the middle of central london. basically started on sale. they're going to be trying to see all of these rallies on monday the day of his cold case the people they are opposing the possible u.s. the extradition of all julius now how did he get here while it's a very very complicated case and i'll give you a little bit of background if i can we started way back in 2010 when the wiki leaks published some documents given to them by chelsea manning they were war logs of the iraq and afghan war she was a u.s. army intelligence analyst obviously wiki leaks a published lots of documents from all sorts of country secret do

international world news center it's kevin owen here for the next hour stick around to take you through the latest reporting on from russia today. and 1st the u.s. media is throwing yet more meddling accusations east this time with the democrats front runner for the 2020 presidential election being dragged into bernie sanders is leading the polls ahead of the next nomination vote in the state of nevada and the washington post now claiming then that through our name sources it must be said that he's receiving russian help for his campaign. it was not clear what role they're going to play we were told that russia maybe other countries are going to get involved in this campaign and look here's the message to russia stay out of american elections the do nothing democrats using disinformation hawks number 7 don't want bernie sanders to get the democratic nomination and they figured this would be very bad for his chances it's all reet again against crazy bernie sanders . or one democrat rival maine time billionaire might bloomberg has jumped on the chance to report to target sunday's online p

government's planning to decriminalise nonpayment of the mandatory license fee 2 years from now kevin owen talk to journalist neil clark about the challenges facing the broadcaster and what the proposed changes might mean. this whole license thing is a piece of history and the b.b.c. these to up its game do you agree with that ism is a great institution i think the problem has been really in the last i would say 10 years or so it's been with its political programming i think that that's where a lot of discontent lies now we're hearing today b.b.c. saying propaganda from the likes of china from the likes of russia are they really that important is it such a problem you know i think the funding so i don't know about the chinese or c.c.t.v. funding but i know from reading articles or reports that in fact the b.b.c. as a whole gets more funding than r.t.e. gets so i think that's a bit of a red herring so to speak i think it's sad that he's felt that charities for obliged to make that comment to get that to get russia because it really is and should really be about that it should really be abou

. >> there is a connection between jesse owens and benjamin davis that operated during the same time. then came back to the us to the same old world and many of those other olympians came back and were not treated and welcomed in the way we are accustomed to those olympic champions being welcomed. >> turning home to the oppression of jim crow working at menial jobs and pumping gas. >> that was a sideshow and a tragic outcome for somebody who was essentially regarded defeating hitler. >> who was robert abbott quick. >> a great newspaper editor. the chicago sentinel was one of the most important for black america. with the migration and as a beacon for truth and abbott definitely deserved. >> and those newspapers at the time so of course the africa lawn - - the african-american those black papers those to cover her in justice and many of those reporters are just like thurgood marshall to figure out to file stories and then to do work under threats. they were important defenders above all. and what about sports and politics quick. >> i was a sports fan i followed sports closely the edito

ireland's coach, england's captain, andy and owen, father and son, arch opponents here.x nations, england finally had a home game. so, for them, could twickenham make the difference? sometimes the ball decides. unpredictable by design. there and gone. johnny sexton'sjob was to gather up the danger. george ford followed the ball. in the end, it found him. the game was fierce. the ball sometimes irrelevant. the referee had a look at this. one shirt, no cards. england had their tactic now. sweep forward and trust in fate, in the bounce. elliot daly won this race and at half england lead, 17—0. next for the referee, ireland's stander trying to break free using the palm of his hand. england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on. both arrows know they are chasing the french to be champions but they are nowhere near the last yet. six nations is different rugby. people want to see this high—flying, high floating, passing game but it is just not like that. the conditions don't make it like that and the intensity of the rivalry make it a tight game and i thought we hand

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ireland's coach, england's captain, andy and owen, father and son, arch opponents here.tions, england finally had a home game. so, for them, could twickenham make the difference? sometimes the ball decides. unpredictable by design. there and gone. and england have scored. johnny sexton'sjob was to gather up the danger. george ford followed the ball. in the end, it found him. the game was fierce. the ball sometimes irrelevant. the referee had a look at this. one shirt, no cards. england had their tactic now. sweep forward and trust in fate, in the bounce. elliot daly won this race and at half england lead, 17—0. next for the referee, ireland's stander trying to break free using the palm of his hand. england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on. while now some short range tries. henshaw kept ireland in the game. watch the ball, there. but england's energy was unrelenting. luke cowan—dickie's underneath all that. he's the one looking happy. quickly followed by the coach. porter's reach for ireland was the final moment but by then the match had already gone. one

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opposition and i will be the 1st time that aren't has a very strong left wing opposition or i d w reporter owen skits thank you so much. hopeful now and in the bundesliga full of joy instead of blame and on deep in relegation a child and coach slowly and cool fed it is clinging to his job but they were bored by victory over policy of dortmund in the german cup in the mid week and we're looking for a repeat performance as bellina came to town. concerned faces and braman and no wonder their team has been in freefall this season all 3 points against new in berlin where a must not least for embattled coach florian cool felt. but after a drab 1st half it was the visitors who opened the scoring in the 2nd period christopher lentz lead the ball on a plate for marius bill turque one nil he knew and after 52 minutes and bill took was at it again 20 minutes later. sebastian under some shot was blocked on the mud the board luis slaughtered holmes seconds to nil bhutto too quick for bream is defense and the ball clearly in the lane. to nil it finished another impressive when for been does lee get debutante

i'm handing off the football to hall of famer terrel owens. the fox nfl crew was right next to us.e i am at the nfl fan experience tossing the football. here i am with emily, jesse, and dana next to the liberty trophy that as you know went to the chiefs last night. and here's a whole crew beachside on astroturf football field with football stars, doug, burgess owens and jack bruins. so much fun in the sun. congratulations to kansas city and san francisco for a fabulous football game. >> yeah. and i know now for a fact that juan knows how to party. dana. >> so this is a great story i heard about when i was in florida. takes place in minnesota and florida. that's a woman who was reunited with her dog after three years. her name is monica mathis, she's on facebook, and she sees a new campaign launched by motorworks brewing in florida. they teamed up with manatee county animal services to try to spread the word about adoptable dogs because they wanted them to find forever homes. so she's all mine and she sees her dog hazel that's been missing for three years. she calls down there to th

to my left is james owens. >> hi. i'm james owens. i'm the acting administrator of the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa. obviously, in the innovation space, nhtsa is very active these days because it's a very exciting time to be involved in surface transportation, i guess all modes of transportation. there's so much technology and innovation going on right now and there's -- that presents both opportunities and challenges for any safety agency. >> hi. i'm jay merkel from the federal aviation administration and i'm the executive director of the uas integration office. so our role is to ensure that uas are safely integrated into our national airspace and also ensure we keep that as innova innovative as possible. >> my name is diana roth. i'm deputy assistant secretary for research and technology so in that role i oversee all the $1.1 billion worth of research in the different modes, plus the $75 million in the university transportation centers. i look at technologies such as backup gps in case technologies get kno

jon: kaitlyn owens from axios, thank you. >> thank you.goes one-on-one with presidential candidate pete buttigieg on "fox news sunday" to discuss the shifting democratic field ahead of the nevada caucuses. he also speaks with kellyanne conway on the fallout between attorney general william barr and president trump. that airs tonight 7:00 p.m. right here on fox news channel, after this program. >>> the u.s. and the taliban reaching a reduction in violence agreement in afghanistan. defense secretary mark esper saying it looks very promising, and if successful could lead to the withdrawal of the american troops. garrett tenney has details. >> mark esper is cautiously optimistic about the deal with the taliban that could eventually lead to u.s. troops leaving afghanistan. the first step is a seven-day truce that could begin as soon as monday. during that time, the taliban has agreed not to target american or afghan forces, assuming that goes well, the peace deal could be signed within ten days, leading to a nationwide cease-fire, negotiations

alix: still with me on set, david owen of jefferies. true?yes, fiscal policy is the way forward. the ecb can cut further. the boe can cut rates further, and also the fed could. they can wrap it all within structured spending and the public sector. that is where the u.k. is going in the budget. that is where many other countries should go to one fourth as well. alix: what is your level of confidence that we will actually see it? and germany, we had that 54 billion euro package, but that was peanuts. when will we see them take advantage of what the oecd was talking about? david: i think the data really does roll. german looked week -- germany looked weak last year, but there were some reasons for that. alix: it has to be services, then. david: yes, and this can happen. manufacturing is the epicenter, but at the end of the day, so many services are wrapped up in manufactured goods. when you think about buying a car, you are buying not just the physical thing. your bag -- you are buying the software in the car, all of those things that, for the c

i think for owen is so attractive to tourists because it reflects so much from so many areas from roman times to the middle ages to the renaissance. and. giovanni is juliet's chief secretary. sometimes she passes by romeo's house but generally doesn't stop because it's privately owned. today she's heading to the house of juliet casa de juliet. and it attracts thousands of visitors a day a place of pilgrimage for those who believe in or hope for love. like others with the house of juliet is the symbolic spot that gave rise to the legend whether it's a true story a legend or fiction is practically irrelevant because the legend of romeo and juliet truly lives on the ball. as does the hope of happiness. it's believed that touching the breast of juliet statue brings luck and love is going to be this is one of all these rituals that are part of what we could call our collective craziness. but it's beautiful because it's about love and emotions so a little crazy this is ok i've been out for a little. bit. he's good this is. the crazy scenes in the house of juliet are all part of a day's work f

owen is backing former vice president joe biden for the democratic nomination in 2020. billionaire presidential hopeful and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg refused to apologize thursday for his oversight of a secret nypd intelligence program that targeted muslim communities. for years, the nypd's so-called demographics unit secretly infiltrated muslim student groups, sent informants into mosques, eavesdropped on conversations in restaurants, barber shops and gyms, and built a vast database of information. the program was established with help from the cia, even though the agency is barred from domestic spying. the former head of the nypd's intelligence division testified in 2012 that the muslim surveillance program failed to yield a single criminal lead. this is mayor bloomberg speaking to judy woodruff of "pbs newshour." >> you're talking about right after 9/11 when everybodydy was pepetrified about another terrorist attack. we were super careful to always obey the law. number one, it was t the right thing to do. number two, you knew people would be lookin

owen wilson. >> he's great.immy: who is -- yeah >> he's my boyfriend >> jimmy: yeah-huh but then he's your husband, yeah that's awesome kat coiro is the director. >> yes, she is >> jimmy: who is awesome and the production designer, by the way, is legendary jane musky >> yes >> jimmy: and she is legendary so i was so psyched to even just meet her. >> i know she -- >> jimmy: i was freaking out >> amazing, amazing. >> jimmy: she's done every cool movie. >> and, you know, they just, like, putting the first cut together, you know and i did an album with this movie. so there's a whole -- all new songs and all new music with it so it's exciting >> jimmy: oh, really >> yeah, yeah, it's exciting [ applause ] >> jimmy: you did? >> yes >> jimmy: i didn't know you did a full album >> yeah. i have like six to eight -- i think like eight songs six or eight songs that and maluma does two or three, yeah >> jimmy: is there a tour that goes with this >> maybe the "marry me" tour? >> jimmy: yeah >> you know what i could do that, b

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joining me is re owens. this has been a rough week for inekstors. the worst since the financial crisis of 2008. coronavirus seems to be the trigger. all downward action attributabl >> it's hard to say. probably the trigger. we had a stocmarket thatwent higher. we have not had a correction of is sort. there were thoughts especialy that push higher within the last couple months. that we needed to come down. we over the end we saw the coronavirus spread. that was the concern. it triggered all of this. we had concerns. ns we had concabout coronavirus, overinflated stock market. all of it came this week in a gigantic decline. >> do you think we are ving into a bear market? >> we are getting close. a 10% decline. we are getting c decline. we have to see where it goes. or in the term. this weekend if we don't see any more shocks to thsystem like we saw last weekend. maybe a calms down. we're getting close to the end of the first quarter. e month away. most warnings from companies have been on the first quarter. here is what we know this will do to thus in

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at the same time at all mark owen was in paris attending the ongoing the opening of the international agricultural show where he was meeting with industry representatives the event though took an oddly turn when a group of guillot best activists turned up and began heckling the president accusing him of being a dictator. was. was was there a group where one of the social movements most prominent figures was among those protesters who tried to approach from before you was forcibly removed by security and subsequently taken into police. i wanted to express my dissatisfaction to emanuel macron we've been trying to talk to him for months but it's difficult he only talks to people who are happy with him not the other way round and here we are people who are unhappy with these 5 years and we are not even able to approach him or president micron later promised to meet with representatives of the goal of s. after many months of refusing to do so r.t. france spoke to one of the group's coordinators about the incident. well this is yet another manifestation of the authoritarian isn't of this go

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and by the end of the month they'd also killed a man called owen boyle who had been sitting at his kitchen table looking at photographs of his newborn baby girl so there in just one month in one small geographical area you had 4 separate attacks in which 7 people were killed in these attacks were remorseless and they ratcheted. up the pressure until the end of 975 when a completely new development took place. as with previous attacks the modus operandi of the gang was to strike 2 targets almost simultaneously. in a white cross country arm on the revie family sat down to watch a popular t.v. show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on they heard them all night through the front door and get them to the cow on the bay now so anybody that i had among the bad guys or a possum brian who was in the bible as a file these posts o

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welcome to the weekly or not international with me kevin owen it's all around the big stories as reported by us to you over the last 7 days this weekend 1st the president of ukraine reacted with anger to the far from friendly received on thursday by returning evacuees from china riots broke out over fears that the quarantine passengers might spread the potentially deadly coronavirus even. no none of tested positive protesters set up roadblocks clashed with police and pelted buses carrying the patients to hospital but here's lenski said his nation had fallen back in his words to the middle ages the clashes left 9 police officers one civilian injured. i was. i did. 0 was i. was. you know we always said that ukraine is europe to be honest at some moments we look like medieval europe unfortunately let's not forget that we are all human beings. so well that flight from the chinese city of will where tens of thousands of people have been infected lands in the ukrainian city of hardcover on thursday before but roadblocks are set up in other regions of the country to after rumors of more quaranti

put yourself in the position of owen farrell when he runs out later this afternoon.ows the man trying to exploit his weaknesses, trying to plot his downfall, defeat him is his father. this is the first time ireland will face england with andy farrell as head coach. this is a period of transition to some extent, but there are so many players in the tea m but there are so many players in the team who were part of that great winning culture of irish rugby union. i can remember standing here two years ago when the irish team won the grand slam by beating england at twickenham. the english tea m england at twickenham. the english team find themselves in the unusual position of having the first home game in the third round of the six nations. look out for three players who are out of position, who will play on the wing. interesting to see how those three guys adapt. after include‘s first two matches, i think we we re include‘s first two matches, i think we were asking questions about their recovery from the world cup. even though they won like last time out in edinburgh, t